Using PowerShell From a Browser to Manage Cloud Resources
summary
Browser-based Azure Cloud Shell runs PowerShell or Bash from geo-distributed containers, mounts a persisted file share so scripts and Git repos travel with the session, and ships common tools like git npm Terraform (Terraform only on Bash) plus AzureRM modules and PowerShell Core 6 side by side. It authenticates via Azure AD including MFA, integrates with VS Code and Microsoft Docs, and mostly works though startup is slow and PowerShell remoting to private VMs still requires public endpoints. Cloud Drive persists across sessions PowerShell Core 6 available side-by-side
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:43Cloud Shell
- 13:35Are There any Limitations about Installing Modules Copying Them Over
- 15:21Using Powershell from vs Code
- 22:41Tools
- 26:36Powershell Core 6
- 33:43Cloud Shell Survey
- 36:52What Is the Connectivity from the Cloud Shell to Your Resources for Example a Vm if It's Not Publicly Accessible
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